Having a fun way to display learning objectives in the classroom makes them more attractive for students and more likely they will interact with them daily.

Monday Made it! July 28, 2014 My very first Monday Made it, soooo excited to join this fun linky. I’ve been collaborating with Learning in Wonderland. She has an adorable set of headers that she uses in her class to display her daily objectives. And I have a set of CCSS posters. This week I reworked my posters to match her headers and they turned out amazing! The posters really stand out with the graphics from Melonheadz! For the display I chose a scrapbook paper that looks like lined tablet…

These Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade I Can statement charts are perfect to display on an objective board or a focus board! The charts will provide your students with visual reminders about what skills to work on, and keep you, as the teacher, accountable and on track with the learning focus. These packs include charts for all of the Common Core ELA and Math Standards! #commoncore #icanstatements #icancharts #bulletinboards #classcharts #backtoschool

Learning targets are an efficient visual to help your students meet their daily learning targets, learning intentions or objectives in any subject area. They can be displayed as a sign on a bulletin board or anywhere else in your classroom. They are also easy to shrink and print for individual student use. Click the link to read about what learning targets are and how you can incorporate them into your classroom!

Use a Classroom Focus Board or Objective Board to display what you're learning and share learning goals.

Do you use a focus wall in your classroom? We’ve been using one for the past ten years and loved having it to refer to, but it was difficult to keep up with it because I had to staple and take it down each week. I finally found a solution for this problem this past ... Read More about Easy to Maintain Focus Wall